U.S. hotels recorded positive performance for the week ended Feb. 17, according to STR data.

Year over year, revenue per available room ticked up 4.4% to $80.99, and average daily rate moved higher by 3.2% to finish the week at $128.75. Occupancy ticked up 1.2% to 62.9%.

San Diego logged the largest RevPAR increase of the top 25 U.S. markets at 26.1% to $142.06 and saw the largest rise in ADR, increasing 16.9% to $174.51.

Orlando, Fla., saw the largest boost in occupancy, with the metric rising 11.7%, to 85.6%.

San Francisco/San Mateo, Calif., saw RevPAR drop 31.0% to $164.80, the largest decrease, and posted the biggest ADR decrease, falling 25.5% to $206.10.

On the occupancy front, Seattle reported the sharpest decline, dropping 12.8%, to 67.2%.